Create own language translator in C#
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hi, i want to create my on language translator in C# this is my university project i do not know how to start how to implement statistical machine translation algorithm in c#. can you please guide me and give me helping material to complete this task Thanks Abdullah Khalil [DELETED]@gmail.com [DELETED]@skype.com
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Programming language translator? Human language translator?
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i do not know how to start how to implement statistical machine translation algorithm in c#
Do you know how to use Google? Why don't you search around there and see what you can find - the research you do will be useful to you. Finally, remove your email and Skype addresses unless you really, really want to be spammed.
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i think google also use machine translator technique and this is my University task to create on translator
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i think google also use machine translator technique and this is my University task to create on translator
So what have you done so far? What research have you undertaken? I have to say that I admire the breadth of your ambition - the teams at Microsoft, Google, etc, have spent years with teams of PhDs and postgraduate researchers slaving away.
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So what have you done so far? What research have you undertaken? I have to say that I admire the breadth of your ambition - the teams at Microsoft, Google, etc, have spent years with teams of PhDs and postgraduate researchers slaving away.
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i have just read Statistical Machine Translation article nothing else
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i have just read Statistical Machine Translation article nothing else
One article or multiple articles on that subject?
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So what have you done so far? What research have you undertaken? I have to say that I admire the breadth of your ambition - the teams at Microsoft, Google, etc, have spent years with teams of PhDs and postgraduate researchers slaving away.
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You are indeed a master of understatement! :laugh: He's either a damn sight better than I was at his age, or he hasn't realised that it's just a bit complicated to implement natural language translation...
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i have just read Statistical Machine Translation article nothing else
This is a project of immense complexity. I highly suggest you pick another project, one that you can finish within the school year. If you have to start a project by begging for tutorials in a forum and starting your "questions" with the phrase "I have no idea where to start" you've got a huge problem.
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So what have you done so far? What research have you undertaken? I have to say that I admire the breadth of your ambition - the teams at Microsoft, Google, etc, have spent years with teams of PhDs and postgraduate researchers slaving away.
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:laugh: Reasonable Rates.
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hi, i want to create my on language translator in C# this is my university project i do not know how to start how to implement statistical machine translation algorithm in c#. can you please guide me and give me helping material to complete this task Thanks Abdullah Khalil [DELETED]@gmail.com [DELETED]@skype.com
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One article or multiple articles on that subject?
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One article only
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One article only
Then I'm afraid that you have probably taken on a much bigger project than you can manage. As others have said here, you're better off looking for a project that is more to your skill level. When you do a final project, you show off the skills that you have learnt; it's never meant to be about taking on something you have no idea about.
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